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How certain are we that she's going to die during this time period, regardless? If it's certain she's dying then have her put down. If she's just old and feeble, I'm not of the opinion that death is preferable to inconvenience..not for people or animals.
I spent thousands and was around him as much as possible when my Cocker Spaniel got cancer. When he stopped eating..I knew it was time.
It broke my heart.
I grew up with a cocker spaniel named Honey. She had epilepsy from the time she was a year old but lived until she was 12. I loved that dog... she wasn't much on kids, though. Then I had cats as an adult. And now I have a lop eared rabbit. We spent about !,200 on surgery and medical care for him this year because he got an abscess that had to be removed. then i medicated him every day and gave him injections of anti-biotics. *sigh*
but he's really sweet
Pet sitters are out there. Probably $10/day and they'll visit 3x/day.
It's tough when they get into their senior years.
She is quite pathetic now. She no longer roams the neighborhood, she limps very badly, is terrified of loud noises (probably because she is deaf). She still enjoys her dinner.
Not sure what to do with her while we are on vacation.
She may be miserable for 10 days or we put her down.
15, and no it isn't.She is quite pathetic now. She no longer roams the neighborhood, she limps very badly, is terrified of loud noises (probably because she is deaf). She still enjoys her dinner.
Not sure what to do with her while we are on vacation.
She may be miserable for 10 days or we put her down.
How old is she ? Would a kennel be an option ?
Be humane. Get it over with. I've done it many times over the years. Cheeseburger( with bacon), Injection...........listo.She is quite pathetic now. She no longer roams the neighborhood, she limps very badly, is terrified of loud noises (probably because she is deaf). She still enjoys her dinner.
Not sure what to do with her while we are on vacation.
She may be miserable for 10 days or we put her down.
So, my doggie survived.
I gave her half a dose of doggie xanax before we left to see how she would do and it mellowed her out.
She was given a full dose on 4th of July and she stretched out in the grass like she was dead and freaked my neighbor out.
Thank you all again.
Be humane. Get it over with. I've done it many times over the years. Cheeseburger( with bacon), Injection...........listo.She is quite pathetic now. She no longer roams the neighborhood, she limps very badly, is terrified of loud noises (probably because she is deaf). She still enjoys her dinner.
Not sure what to do with her while we are on vacation.
She may be miserable for 10 days or we put her down.
I love animals but I'm a realist.
How certain are we that she's going to die during this time period, regardless? If it's certain she's dying then have her put down. If she's just old and feeble, I'm not of the opinion that death is preferable to inconvenience..not for people or animals.
I spent thousands and was around him as much as possible when my Cocker Spaniel got cancer. When he stopped eating..I knew it was time.
It broke my heart.
I grew up with a cocker spaniel named Honey. She had epilepsy from the time she was a year old but lived until she was 12. I loved that dog... she wasn't much on kids, though. Then I had cats as an adult. And now I have a lop eared rabbit. We spent about !,200 on surgery and medical care for him this year because he got an abscess that had to be removed. then i medicated him every day and gave him injections of anti-biotics. *sigh*
but he's really sweet
She is quite pathetic now. She no longer roams the neighborhood, she limps very badly, is terrified of loud noises (probably because she is deaf). She still enjoys her dinner.
Not sure what to do with her while we are on vacation.
She may be miserable for 10 days or we put her down.